Cybereinforce Threat Enforcement
Browser-Level Threat Enforcement for Microsoft Defender Environments
Cybereinforce blocks malicious URLs and domains inside the browsers your people already use. Your Defender indicators and our live threat intelligence become real enforcement, with telemetry for your SOC and evidence for your auditors.
Get to know Cybereinforce in 90 seconds.
Who we are, the browser gap we close for Microsoft Defender environments, and how teams roll us out in minutes.
- Engineered in Germany, ISO/IEC 27001 certified
- Enforcement in every browser, on every device
- Evidence for your SOC and your auditors
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Security value that is easy to explain.
Customers do not only buy “blocking.” They buy reduced blind spots, cleaner operations, stronger evidence, and less friction between security intent and technical enforcement.
An IOC exists, therefore it must be handled.
In practice, many teams still end up with fragmented enforcement, disconnected controls, silent blocks, or browser traffic that never becomes useful operational evidence.
Enforce in the browser and keep the outcome visible.
Cybereinforce helps move from policy intent and fragmented assumptions to direct browser action, supported workflows, and stronger accountability.
What customers actually get.
Cybereinforce enforces IOCs directly in the browser, gives SOC teams usable telemetry instead of silent blocks, and turns that activity into evidence you can show an auditor.
Deterministic URL and domain blocking
Apply browser-level enforcement directly where user traffic happens, including full URL-path based decisions where needed.
Every browser, every device
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari and every Chromium browser, on Windows, macOS, iPhone and iPad. Rolled out by policy in minutes.
Security telemetry for supported tiers
Turn blocking into usable event visibility so teams can review what happened instead of losing the signal entirely.
Audit trail and control evidence
Help demonstrate that enforcement is not only documented in policy, but actually active and observable in operation.
Microsoft Defender and Sentinel built in
Pull your Defender indicators into the browser automatically and send every browser event to Microsoft Sentinel.
Cybereinforce Threat Intelligence
Higher tiers can extend protection with the Cybereinforce Threat Intelligence layer in addition to tenant-managed rules.
One platform, multiple stakeholders.
SOC analysts, IT admins, MSSPs, and auditors each get something different out of Cybereinforce — here is why each of them cares.
See more than “it was blocked.”
Use supported telemetry and evidence to investigate user activity, validate outcomes, and reduce ambiguity.
Deploy practical browser controls.
Roll out enforcement in the browsers users already rely on, without forcing the story into only one vendor browser.
Offer a stronger enforcement story.
Standardize a cleaner browser-level control model across customer environments and managed security operations.
Support control discussions with evidence.
Help show that security controls are actually active, observable, and operationally meaningful.
Commercial maturity from Standard to Enterprise+.
Start with lean enforcement and grow into retention, SOC visibility, Cybereinforce Threat Intelligence, and premium support as your program matures.
Lean enforcement entry tier
Designed for customers who primarily want straightforward browser enforcement at low cost.
- 500 rule limit
- 0 days event retention
- No event export
- Good fit for basic enforcement-first use cases
Operational visibility starts here
For customers who want enforcement plus stronger logging, analytics support, and daily security operations value.
- 1,000 rule limit
- 30 days retention
- Event visibility and export-ready operations
- Good fit for growing security teams
More scale and premium intelligence
For organizations that want higher capacity, longer visibility, and access to Cybereinforce Threat Intelligence.
- 2,000 rule limit
- 90 days retention
- Cybereinforce Threat Intelligence eligible
- Good fit for mature security operations
Highest retention and strongest service posture
For demanding environments that need the largest coverage, longest retention, and premium positioning.
- 5,000 rule limit
- 365 days retention
- Custom-branded block pages with your logo and support links
- Best fit for advanced operational maturity
Available as a Microsoft commercial marketplace SaaS offer.
Cybereinforce Threat Enforcement is already available through Microsoft Marketplace, which makes the commercial story stronger for buyers who prefer trusted procurement channels and Microsoft-aligned vendor discovery.
Sell browser enforcement as a managed service.
MSSPs, MDR providers, and Microsoft security partners can resell Cybereinforce to their own clients through the MSSP Portal — self-service license management on top of the same enforcement platform, with revenue share up to 50% at scale.
Revenue share that grows with your fleet
No upfront commitment. Every license you manage counts toward your partner tier — from 25% revenue share up to 50% at 60,000+ managed licenses.
Prepay for your volume discount up front
Buy a block of Credits at a discounted rate and self-manage activation, deactivation, and reassignment across your clients from the MSSP Portal.
Look under the hood before you buy.
Certifications, policy documentation, and research are not an afterthought — they are part of how we expect security and compliance teams to evaluate us.
Security & compliance hub
Certifications, subprocessors, and platform architecture in one place.
Independently certified
Certification scope, audit cadence, and what it covers for the SaaS platform.
Research & threat notes
Product updates, threat research, and analysis from the Cybereinforce team.
One-pagers & whitepaper
Audience-specific one-pagers, technical briefs, and the full whitepaper, ready to share.
Turn browser enforcement into a visible security control.
Cybereinforce helps organizations move from policy and detection assumptions to real browser-level threat enforcement in every major browser, with the operational evidence to prove it.
